Region: Southern Africa
Solidaridad: A catalyst for sustainable landscape development
During the Global Landscape Forum in Paris this month, an international team from Solidaridad reached out to influential organizations to…
08 December 2015
Solidaridad focuses on practical support for sustainable cotton in Africa
Conclusions drawn from two projects in Eastern Africa indicate that contract farming is effective for increasing market access to farmers…
01 September 2015
Solidaridad Network 2014 Annual Report
The leaders of leading companies no longer talk about corporate responsibility as a side issue for their CSR departments. Some,…
25 August 2015
Namibian communal farmers and the markets
A case study on the Omuramba village, a crush pen and cattle trading in the Kunene region of Namibia.
19 June 2015
Partnerships that matter: Solidaridad Network 2014 Annual Report online
The leaders of leading companies no longer talk about corporate responsibility as a side issue for their CSR departments. Some,…
15 June 2015
Solidaridad welcomes agreement on sustainable beef principles
Solidaridad has welcomed the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB)‘s approval of new Principles and Criteria for sustainable beef. Following…
24 November 2014
Addressing Forced Labor – A Practitioner's Toolkit
Solidaridad and The Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM) released a toolkit to help people and organizations address forced labour in…
11 November 2014
Solidaridad Network Annual Report 2010: Insufficient supply of sustainable produced goods
"Now that sustainability has become a mainstream ambition in the corporate sector, the task is to ensure a sufficient supply…
21 August 2014
Do you speak Chichewa and have a good knowledge of the Malawi tea sector?
Solidaridad, in coordination with its partners, the Rainforest Alliance, UTZ Certified and Ethical Tea Partnership is recruiting a Tea Programme…
Conference notice: Making Markets Work for Smallholders in Southern Africa – 29th & 30th May 2012
Smallholder farmers are progressively becoming key players in the economy of developing countries through their production of food and commodities. …
